The project uses a flexible modular system that can easily change over time. Containers can be added, removed, or moved as family needs shift — whether someone needs more space, less space, or wants to relocate.

Because the structure and openings are standardized, the units can connect side-by-side or on top of each other. This makes the system easy to scale, move, and reuse in different situations.

The result is a living architecture that grows with its users, welcomes change, and reduces material waste — a resilient, circular framework designed for the future.

Each unit follows a clear layout with three main zones: two outer areas for living spaces and a central core for all technical functions.
This core holds the kitchen, bathroom, and circulation, keeping everything efficient and leaving the rest of the space open and flexible.